[Dev] experimentally usable sections turned on

Alec Flett alecf at osafoundation.org
Wed Feb 8 09:37:05 PST 2006


An update: I have added the ability for sections to expand/collapse when 
you double-click on them!

Unfortunately there are some rough edges in our grid code, that 
sometimes seems to prevent the sections from expanding/collapsing - it 
seems to be intermittent - either you can always collapse/expand 
sections, or you can't at all. Double-clicking to edit an item elsewhere 
in the table seems to re-enable section expand/collapse, but I'm not 
sure why.

Anyway, incremental progress is being made. Next up: the ability to turn 
these things off :)

Alec

Alec Flett wrote:
> I've just finished a first pass at a "sections" implementation in the 
> table summary view - this one is based on implementation proposal #2 
> that I outlined here:
>
> http://lists.osafoundation.org/pipermail/dev/2006-January/004962.html
>
> obviously this first-cut is quite ugly, but its a proof-of-concept. 
> There are some pretty obvious flaws, including the fact that the 
> "section" UI is defined by a bunch of columns that each say [Section: 
> foo] where foo is the name of the section, and the fact that you can't 
> turn it off. I hope to fix some of these problems tomorrow - 
> especially the ability to turn it off :)
>
> Sections are defined by whatever you are currently sorting on - so to 
> see sections in action, click on the "Triage" column header. At the 
> moment sorting very basic, so that the triage statuses "now", "later" 
> and "done" are sorted alphabetically, rather than by actual 
> triage-order. Further, sorting by date is currently broken.
>
> Anyway, look at it, play with it, see what you think. If this is the 
> implementation we want to go with, then we can expand it further, 
> otherwise we can start investigating implementation #1.
>
> Alec
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